Their temperaments are quite different; one is refined and steady, while the other is still full of youthful energy.

His parents' divorce was very unpleasant, and he grew up with his mother. Fang Heming almost never allowed him to contact his father or the elders of the Qi family. In the past ten years, he has never set foot on the land of his motherland again.

Qi Shen would occasionally fly abroad to visit him, but he would only ask him out and never actually visit his mother.

Therefore, in Qi Chen's eyes, his elder brother was like a father. He respected and loved his older brother very much, but also felt guilty towards him.

The man showed no sign of resentment in front of him, but he knew that his brother harbored resentment towards their mother's actions.

Now, as time goes by, their mother's desire to return to her roots has become increasingly strong as she gets older.

Qi Chen, who was quite capable of handling things independently abroad, couldn't help but complain to his brother: "You're not even going to care where your brother will stay when he comes back to China."

The boy's somewhat dependent tone, along with the inseparable blood ties, warmed Qi Shen's eyes. He said gently, "Dad's villa is empty now. There are a few old servants at home. You can go back and live there."

Qi Chen was completely bewildered.

"Dad's not in Haicheng, and you want me to go back and live alone? I don't know anyone here, can't I live with you?"

Qi Shen paused, feeling a bit of a headache. His younger brother was obedient in front of him, but he was no pushover inside.

He lives with Zhizhi, and she's still there.

He can keep him in check at home, but when he's not home, he's afraid that this brat will be just as uncontrollable as Fu Shaosi.

Thinking of this, Qi Shen coughed lightly, "It's inconvenient." His voice was as calm as ever, showing no sign of anything unusual.

"Alright then." In Qi Chen's eyes, his older brother was mature and steady. He must have his reasons for saying it was inconvenient. The boy didn't think much of it. "Let's agree on this for now. I'll talk about it when I get back."